Leah Hennig

Leah is the 2025-26 Editor-in-Chief at The Gateway. She was the 2024-25 Opinion Editor. She is in her third year studying English and media studies. In her spare time, she can be found reading, painting, and missing her dog while drinking too much coffee.

Arts & CultureSupplied

Leah Hennig5 days ago

‘Have You Heard of Judi Singh?’: A slice of Canadiana and rich musical heritage

Baljit Sangra discovered Judi Singh while reading an article one night about Singh’s forgotten legacy. Now, she’s made a documentary…
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Leah Hennig6 days ago

City to review Leisure Access Program eligibility for students

On September 25, Edmonton City Council approved a motion to have the City of Edmonton review and report back to…
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NewsLochlann Kerr

Leah Hennig6 days ago

Tentative agreement reached, strike vote withdrawn

On Wednesday October 1, the Association of Academic Staff at the University of Alberta (AASUA) announced that it had reached…
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Arts & CultureSupplied

Leah Hennig1 week ago

Mosquers Film Reviews: ‘The Trees Still in Brooklyn,’ ‘Holy Heavêness,’ and ‘Ya Hanouni’

The Mosquers Film Festival is based in Edmonton and highlights films by Muslim creatives. The 17th Mosquers held its main…
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NewsEmily Williams

Leah Hennig2 weeks ago

AASUA and the university exchange new offers

On September 26, the Association of Academic Staff at the University of Alberta (AASUA) rescheduled its bargaining town hall that…
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NewsEric Lillow

Leah Hennig2 weeks ago

Law professor placed on leave returns to work

The law professor who was put on non-disciplinary leave following online comments about Charlie Kirk’s death has been taken off…
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Arts & CultureSupplied

Leah Hennig2 weeks ago

Book Review: ‘All Kidding Aside’ by Jean-Christophe Réhel

Jean-Christophe Réhel’s novel All Kidding Aside, translated from French to English by Neil Smith, is a true “keep you up…
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NewsEmily Williams

Leah Hennig2 weeks ago

AASUA intent on strike vote after negotiations break down

On September 19, the Association of Academic Staff at the University of Alberta (AASUA) declared an impasse in its bargaining…
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NewsRichard Siemens

Leah Hennig3 weeks ago

“Built for Purpose” looks ahead 20 years at the U of A’s campuses

The University of Alberta has released a strategic plan, titled “Built for Purpose,” which looks at what the U of…
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NewsLily Polenchuk

Leah Hennig3 weeks ago

BREAKING: U of A law professor put on leave for comments about Charlie Kirk’s death

According to an email sent to law students that was shared with The Gateway, a professor in the faculty of…
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